10 Best Craft Breweries near Town And Country

“What a fun steampunk themed place. The copper bar top is a nice aesthetic choice. The beer is varied enough to have something for most beer drinkers. Pair that with a good selection of beer/wine making supplies and a helpful and friendly staff, and you have yourself a winning spot.“

“Always friendly staff, recommending different beers. Great atmosphere very laid back. Different events with the brewery are so great for the community with the garlic fest & tomato and the brewery classes. Very well thought out events for kids and adults which is great. The shop is cool if you're into home brewing or no someone who is.“

“Best brewery in the world for me. Very cozy place. I am a fan of your creations. These guys make every style of beer well, from lagers to extreme high gravity beers. Special attention to their BA stouts and BWs, unparalleled barrel work. I plan to go to their festivals every year.“

“This place was a pleasant surprise! As a beer nerd I had heard about No Name but not enough to warrant a visit, until a buddy moved down the street. Glad I finally had a reason to go! The bartender was knowledgeable, outgoing, and very attentive. The space was quaint, fun, and stylish. And the pizza from boardwalk next door hit the spot! I very much enjoyed the Midway IPA and Hazy Azacca. With such a small brewing system I assume beers switch out often. I can't wait to go back and try more offerings.“

“Love this place! We have visited many times. Love to ride our bikes from St. Charles on the Katy and end here. Great selections of beer & kombucha. My go to is the margarita flavored with a smokey tequila & grand marnier with the tajin on the rim. Soooo good! The bartenders are always awesome! Comfortable and laid back.“

“Lovely patio with plenty of seating, dog and kid friendly and a variety of Side Project beer, soda, or cocktails in a can to choose from. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly and an added bonus is Pizza Champ shares the same space. Pizza and beer is a perfect combination. It is currently decorated for Halloween and they will be hosting some Halloween themed events. Go enjoy the patio before it gets walls up for the winter!“

“Got to samples a few beers and got great information from the very knowledgeable and pleasant folks about their brews. The 5 of us shared flash fried Brussel sprouts before I had a hefeweizen and their Irish Red Ale and a yummy salad. Everyone enjoyed their beer and food. Try it folks!!“

“It's a very intimate, casual tasting room for MKNZ's indie brews. Shout out to the young lady tending bar, who made us feel less awkward standing at the bar for a bit, by being so genuinely friendly and helpful. Loved that she made an effort to chat with everyone. Making everyone immediately feel welcome is one of the most important things a bar can do to keep us coming back. ?We started off with a Dark Skies IPA and a Rye, then followed up with tastings. Of the tastings, the Cream Ale was my fave, very clean. I'd definitely go back for another Dark Skies IPA, which was like the smoothest love child of a stout and not-too-citrusy IPA.“

“My friends and I had excellent service and loved the atmosphere. I only remembered to take a picture of my beer flight, but the food we all had we all enjoyed (pretzels, cheese curds, flatbread, wings, and turkey melt).Have already recommended and plan to return again!“

“Not quite ready to end my Monday, I stopped at Perennial for a beer and a small bite. Very busy tonight but there was an open table in the corner (and bonus - a power outlet!) where I sat. I was able to order a beer and the olives appetizer and sit for an hour or so before I was ready to head onwards.It's a comfy space and a little boisterous. A nice vibe for a local beer establishment and they do have a full menu.Parking: Street parking in front. Don't block driveways or fire hydrants!“